During his discussion with Roby Brock of Talk Business and Politics , John Brummett, from the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette , says a football game a few days ago might serve as a metaphor for the 2020 race for the White House.

Rachel Belle hosts her podcast, Your Last Meal with Rachel Belle , from Seattle. Last week, she was in Northwest Arkansas for the 2019 Fayetteville Roots Festival and discussed her conversations about food.

We go back to 2018 for a conversation with our Militant Grammarian, Katherine Shurlds, about obscure names for turns of speech.

The Queer Housing Alliance Project is a nonprofit resource collaborative that looks at the full spectrum of housing needs for queer-indentifying people in their lifetimes. The goal of the initiative, which was launched in June, is to create an online resource for the local queer community.

Vacated fifteen years ago under a mandated Arkansas public school consolidation, the Winslow public school campus now serves as a community center , with a new state-licensed preschool. Plans are also underway to open a K-6 public charter school on the site.

Our Sunday Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Report migrates, this week only, to Monday. We learn about an ax-throwing league coming to Northwest Arkansas.

The National Park Service is seeking public comment on an environmental assessment evaluating the impact of proposed traditional plant gathering on the Buffalo National River by the Cherokee Nation.

Wilson Springs Preserve in Fayetteville will open to the public with a unique arts and nature festival titled Immerse Saturday Sept. 7. Hosted by the Northwest Arkansas Land Trust, the event will feature music, arts installations, demonstrations and interpretive walks.

The University of Arkansas is adding a new degree related to jazz this fall. We talk with three members of the music faculty about the program.

Alexander Ellis, who performs as Our Man in the Field , is a man of many words, and he's sharing some of those words with northwest Arkansas this week. He recently stopped by the Firmin-Garner Performance Studio to talk with us about his music and his travels